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The Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court Saturday wound UP
the business Of the term and adjourned.
In the case OF Il. @. l. A. ]. Caldwell va.
the city Of Wheeling, tho somewhat cele.
bra.ed "Caldwell's run" controversy, in
ohancsry, leave was granted the plaintiff,
on motion, to file sn amended bill, the
PLAINTIFF alleging that the facts they dc.
sired to ssete were not put III the original
because they were under a misapprehen.
ton as to the intention Of the city.
In the case Of Kline Bros. vs.. II. B. & R.
B. &fcLain, the motion to set aside the
judgment previously entered was over
ruled. = .',5g.,5. ~ .b..s. ss.py
In tho csge Of George irony, indicted
for procuring an abortion, it was ordered
thst hia recognizsnce for $500 be forfeited.
s1u tho ca5o Of John Holmes, indicted
for attempting to burn a storehcuse, the
defendant plead guilty, aud was sentenced
to be confined SIX months in jail and to
psy tine OF $40. 49,
:. 1t Was ordered that N. Il. VancleaYe be
admitted to bail in the sum OF $500.
In the case Of Wm. Lsuchlin va. Ed
ward Lsrkin, tho motion to set aside the
verdict was over.uled and judgment was
ordered to be entered for $500,
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"JEFr. y DAVIS /, !. AGAIN. =
Three Wheeling Youths Imprisoned away
t-ss ~ ~ il nut In Invn. 3Vi,l So f.s 7

Tho Sioux City, Iowa, Journal Of d 70.
cent date contains tho following mention
ola trio from here: The moat interesting
case in Judge Lawrence's court was that
olthree young fellows charged with break.
ing into a car on tho Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis 4 Omaha railroad at the
transfer Sunday evening. They gave
their names ~ JET Davis, John Grelner
and Watt. Carroll. JEFF Davis was a col.
ored chap, and a pretty bright lad. He
was immense as cross.examiner. he
eaid he was tent man for tho Belle
Boyd combination, and, In company with
tho other two lads did q little too much
"planting" before leaving tho city,
and found late Sunday afternoon,
that their entire cash capital was
ten cents. and as be had to DO q. Tho
Norfolk reunion with Belle this week no
thought II necessary to Bteal ride acrosn
the river on the transfer boat. He and
the other two lads got into car, aud we're
caught. It WAS laughable TO zee jeff read
law before the trial began. ue simply
smothercd tho Witnesses for tho prosecu.
ton on cross.exsmination. When tho
timo came fur the boys 10 put in their de-.
tense Jelt had ragged lad, homely enough
to atop a clock, on the atald 10 provo their
irrepsoachable characters. This lad cut
looao and uaid too much Tor JeiT, who tried
to choke him OF, but not until The fellow
had made his speech. JEFF and bis pars.
nero took The utand and told thor stories,
as already given. But the great laugh &C.
cured when Policeman B,idwell, who or.
rested the boys, was put on the stand.
JEFF asked: a.5.. q, ..5i;,s.l'
"WaS we good ~ ''l,s
policeman-"Yes." 4.
"Dldnt try to get away ?" ti 5
Policoman-"No, you came along n Ice.
ly." III Fly, 3'EG If,.
"You know We had all the chance In tho
world and could have gotten away II we'd
tried" a - t,J,.{'s
Just exactly tho answer B,idwell nude
will never DO known, because Of The
laugh that raised tho roof Of city head.
quartars. a, d e
JEFF and hia two partners wero given 1T.
teen daya In the cooler, and the ragged
witness was told 10 leave town in couple
Of houra or he would be put in with the
boys 40 a vagrant. fs6
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GOLDEN WEDDING.


Pleasant Celebration on the Island satur.
day Evening. n II
Mr.. n. B. Rsed and wife celebrated
their golden wedding in royal rtyle satur.
day evening ct their home on the Island,
They received many nice preaentu. After
congratulations aud many kind wishes OF
the many friends present, the halo old
couple we're led to the dining room, where
royal Teas! was spread. Among thouo
present were Mrs. Polly Carpenter, Mrs.
Nancy Quigley, Capt. VIM. Morrison, MI.
end Mrs. Alex Morrison and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Robinson and family, MI.
and Mrs. George Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, MI. and
Mrs. Doyle, Of Benwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Morrison and daughter sallie,
Mrs. Martha Mouncs and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alilt. Fulmer, Misses Fannie and
Lizzie Edwards, Miss Lizzie Holsnshe
Miss Arbuthnot, Meesrs. Lou Edwards,
Charles Reed, Nelson Reed, Howard Reed
and Al. Wincher, and many others. ES'} rs
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Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
"a Abroad.
Col. George W. Thompson, President Of
the Ohio River Railroad, WAS in the city
Saturday.
a. J. Halnted, OF tho Btaiuerd, Mimi,
Tribune, is spending few days with
Wheeling frienda. a
Measra. i. ]. Cameron and W. R. War.
ron, Of Bethany, we're ct the Mcclure
House yesterday. & 81
Capt, John Mcclure and wife and dangh-
ter, Bliss Betty, got home from their
European tour Saturday. {ts ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Mcdonald, Of Fair
mont, were among the arrivals at the
Slamm House yesterday. y. II,
Mr.. J. D. Whitman, an old reaident Of
this county, now'of New Mexico, is visit
Ing ffiends in this vicinity.
Hon. N. B. Scott and family returned
from Quaker City last evening. Mr..
Scott Gays cheatnuts are abundant in Ohio
this fall, d f.. t.l M {. e. 49, 80
Miss Elda Coombs, Of Fa;rmont, Left for
her home yesterday, aftor pleasant visit
Of several weeks at her sistsr's, Mrs. Harry
Basnett's. ~ n. 4
Mr.. Frank II. Smith. we'll known
young business man OF New Cumberland,
came down Saturday evening and npent
Sunday in the city.
MisaeH Kate and Alice Baegs have re-
turned to their homo on the Island from
m extended visit to friends at Washing
ton, Pa, and Pittsburgh. s'a
Mrs. Stephen Mccullough, OF Fifteenth
street, returned on Saturday from a pleas.
ant visit to Pittsburgh, where sho was tho
guest Of Mrs. s. N. Prather. q. s5SEF
Hon. John A. Hutchinson went up to
New Cumberland Saturday on business
connected with tho Van Baker case, He
returned Saturday night and left for his
home at Payksrsburg yesterday morning.
& Mrs. Captain John X. Booth is 70 ported
to have been taken seriously i'll while vis.
itinS her slater at Hlnesvllle. sho is there
now, and in very critical condition. She
atopped there on her way from st. Louis
t, this city. 4. IN VI. ,55gi z;
Mr.. II. +. Bedrooms aud family, who
have been doing Europe, are now in Ham.
burg, and intend to Get sail on the steamer
Westsralsnd from Antwerp for New York,
on Saturday, October 10. They have had
good health and fine journey since they
lett Wheeling. +; BIT. Il.
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed Of trust aud the following
transfers Of real estate: NJ" - .
;. Deed made September q, 1887, BY Viii.
liam e. Montgomery aud wife, TO J. M.
Shorts, for lot IN the tovn of West Lib.
erty. Consideration, $l75, ...,saI 4, SIS
Deed made September 12, 1887, by
Maragret R. Williamson, to Henry Helm.
berger, for a piece Of land on the waters Of
Httle Wheeling creek, in Triadelphia dis
trict. Confederation, $780, ,';5 .,;;....gl.$
Deed made October !, 1887, BY Robert
Haz'ett and wife, to Stephen Weterhouse.
sr., for lots Nos. II and IL, in square No.
IS, in the Eighth ward. Consideration,
I2i1 50. 81. u N 2 ~. ~ -. 49,
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: - 1000 :, - = = 10 J - ~ \
WITH MILITARY uoSons.
An Old Soldier Lu.d to Isest by his Comrade

An Old Soldier Lu,d to Reat by his Comrades
Yesterday. 4
The funeral Of William McMullen, late
Of 90. ], 9th W. vs.. Vol. 1nf., took place
yesterday afternoon from tho boarding
house Of Mr. McGarrell on the Upper
Market square. McMullen died satur-
dsy alters lingering illness. For long
time hia wants vera supplied by the
generosity Of William Gundling. Recently
the attention Of Holiday Post wss called
to the caae,anda committee ofwhich I. R.
Waterman was chairman has since had
his case in charge. ,t,z55sy5i;.. ,!il95
The funeral yesterday wss attended BY
Holiday Poat and other old soldiers in q
body, Capt. CIV. Bssgs having charge.
The post waa preceded by it's drum CONS
and bofo its e0lors draped in mourning,
The members OF the pos. express their
hearty thinks to all who rendered their
late comrsde any assistance or sympsthy,
especially to hr. aud Mrs. McGarroll, who
were very kind, gt575.a III 4 q. a.
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RELEASED ON BAIL,

~--->----s b
Local Criminal Notes Of More or Less
,Elt Importnncc. s,l.
Henry Eichenberg, the boy committed
to jail by Squire Davis for the malicious
destruction Of property belonging to the
Whitaker Iron Works, furnished a honda.
man Saturday and was released on 5000
bail for his appearance at the noxt term Of
court. " Z 4, 3
Nelson Virgin, the Marshall county man
who Ia accused Of pension Irregularities,
gave bond before United States Commits.
sloner Forbes on Saturday in tho gum Of
s., GOO, and was released. 5
Thomas Flynn, William Lowery, Con
Dsvinney and Clarence Johnaon, the
youthB who went on wild tear on tho
South Side, doing considerable amount
OF miscellaneous dsvilment several nights
ago, and were arrested by Officers Carney
and Wilkie, and were sent to the hill in
default Of the fines aud costs, were
brought before Justice Davia under tho
riot act Saturday. al1.
It was represented to the Mayor that
themen werallablet to break out Of the work
house at any time, and thus oscspe pun.
ishment, and taking this view Of the case
be ordered tina. they be given q hearing
before the justice at tho jail. This was
done, and tho result was that the men
were all held in $500 bail to answer before
the next grand jury. Davinney gave bail
and waa released; the Others are still in
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> Now!GrocerryI.

D. J. McKee's New Grocery, Bridge
corner, Main street, will open Wednes-
day, October y, with new stock OF tiae
teas, coHees, fancy and Sutaplo groceries.
Best brands OF flour. Tho choicest pro.
duee, iruite, vegetables, fresh meats, &c.
Our old friends and customers. on tho
Island and the public generally are in
vited 70 call. you wish our salesman
TO call for ordete, nend "a poetsl or tele-
phone US. Goods delivered Tree. 9if33;i
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knights Tenp'ar Conclnvo at Columbus.
On October 10, II and IL the Baltimore
4 Ohio will cell excursion tickets from
Bellaire to Columbus and return at greatly
reduced rates. For further information
apply 70 the agent Of the Baltimore &
Ohio at Bellairc. III,
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vi BOA L.
BELLA1RE,
Serious Accident-The Street Falr..yariouH
-L--L-..---- Incnl Nnfau -.

Serious Accident-rhe Street Fa,r..v,,,o,nu.
s3 Local Notes. -. '>.r,1 -
M,a n sool !. !, ps...n ;,7. {
There viii ba q c;rcpe -, ~ 1.h 5ljs.
Mrs, Hannah Rufa- III, ~ ~. ~ !. .a, n:
Pittahn nJ us H. 'onnso 't: are =, home from
,s 'ooAsn. d. a. II.
a., MfS. Augh Windland was in Woods
M n.y. .9 nn "ssA' .;:s
Ing en bsIlalre City Band will DO in steu.
oenVllle Igeoday. ~
Mrs. Ann Mckenzie. of Hunter Oh;o
Ii Wishing IN the city. 1910
!, Tbs German Detective ia the next ebow
booked for the Elysian. si5e.ls,s1s"IsEs -.
y @. L. Gould, enpineer If Tho oh;o vi,
ley, railroad, is in the city. j. y ~
The telephone "N;,Lt con,xo,y m;...
Anna Clifford. ia in p;stabrro oh1iA'' M la'
q Hon D,v;a ", .',ou. ~. w.
West Virginia y wsa 1' " rnG Us oe n; rom
dsy, ~. "AS - - -, sne clly oatuf-
Raw p u Mo..; 80 I,,,a i
PREACHED II ii ~ atf,s' 81 raekereburg,
M;a. No..;a =. = -. ..5 :, :. ! y
inotnn sa,nrd a Mu ~ canle over from wash
na1ants sut l Joy ~ spe .t'; SUNDAY With her
p" 100 4
e. uMuse James D.. Collins, President Of
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4 SANDER Suit Settled.

Sons time sgo Marx Albert, of Barnes
vile, sued Meyer Eisenberg, Of the same
place, for SANDER, alleging that Eiaenberg
had epsead tho report that the plaintiff
had burned his house 10 get thsiIsurauce,
and clsiming damage in the sum Of Sl0,.
600. The CAGE wss tried in tho Common
Pleas Court at St. Claireville last week,
and on Saturday the jury was sent out
and returned with verdict in favor Of
Albast Tor $50. Hon. L. Danford and
Messrs. Petty and Smith reprccented Al
bert, and Colonel Arnstt, Of this city, and
Mr.. J: NJ. Reese, Of St. Clsirsviile, were
Eiasnberg's attorneys. I5ss - f5l
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y a telegram YES received in this CITY
yesterday announcing the death Of Mrs.,
N. A. Hsldeman at her homo in Philadsl.
phia, at an early hour yesterday morning.
The romans will DO brought to her Old
home in ,Columbiana county, Ohio, near
Hanoverton, for interment.. The many
friendn Of tho family here will extend the
slncerest sympathy In this sad affection,
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a Projected business block.

55' It is understood that Mrs. TruschelI
who owns tho property on the corner OF
Market street and the alley below the Nc.
Lure house, will shortly commence tho
erection Of q tine new business block Of
four stories, to Occupy the two lots now
taken up by the establishment Of the
Wheeling Bakery Company and the I'D.
Joining building Of one story until recently
occupied by the liolksblon printing oiIlcs.
IT is reported that the Wheeling Bakery
Company! will occupy the iull ground door
oil tho rev block. 4 ;$s y G3S i.
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Sale Of Church Seats.

! The pews Of the new st.. Alphonsus
church, on Market street in the Filth
ward, were rented yesterday. Tho first
choice Of the pews was sold to the highest
bidder. the aecond to the next highest,
etc. The attendance was large and tho
bidding spirited, and the sale brought into
the church treasury quite a comfortable
sum: Mr. Charles E. Bshlsr otIiciatsd as
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lcdjMnons.

WAsElsaroE, D. o., Oct. 1O.-For Wet.
torn Pennsylvania, rain, followed by
fair weather, cooler light to fresh wester.
,ly Vesrins to northwesterly winds.
j For West Virginia and Ohio, rain, iol-
lowed by fair weather, cooler, light TO
iIesh southwestealy winds, shifting to
northwesterly.5 n \, H. ! 3. +
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Tho County Bar.

81! !. the quarterly meeting Of the Ohio
County Bar Association Saturday. the iol.
lowing officers were elected: President,
Col. Robert White; Vice President, s. G.
Smith, :; Secretary, Joseph R. PAUL. Treas.
a committee was appointed to iormu.
lste matter for discussion by the menbeys,
and an adjournment was taken until Da.
cember ?Sth, at which time the Committee
will make report, Al - I
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~ 1ouHE u11tn = sst1tIy HUrt " Htu btBullHS
NO. u 80 Ride. Us "A I.i
A con Of e. Kennedy, OF Bellsire, had his
legs torn of by falling from train on the
B. 4 0. near Lewis Mills Saturday night.
He died from the effects yesterday morn
ing. He was stealing ride to Findlay.
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We have for nnle several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Callgraph, and will be sold cheap. Writera
tor rent and for sale on monthly NATAL.
meu.s. Call on or address Tor circulars 4;
Nv EDWARD L. RosE & Co.,
~ II rsS. IS Twelfth etreet.
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h FIFTY pieces stinsen's best velvet carpets
ct 81 90 psr yard, selling everywhere at
81 50, at 45 STorE Il TuoAAs', IA
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Excursions to steubenvllle.

On October IL and Is, the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati l. st. Louis Railway will aeli
excursion tickets to Steubenvile, for the
Free Street Expedition, at one fare for the
round tip, good returning until October
18th. See handbills for full information
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A. VERDICT FOR $1,000
RENDERED. AGAINST THE il. i Q.
lsy tho Jury In tho Damage Suit Of John
Observation-Disclosures of an Engineer tho !
Sole Cause Of the Aooident-Cr Criminals
.-l Ont on Baii-Slander Suits, Etc,

III. II. = r Z
The jury in the case Of John Unfrled
Against tho Baltimore < Ohio Railroad
Company, to recover $4,000 for injuries
received by Untriod while working for
the company, came In Saturday with q
verdict In favor Of Uniried for 81 1000.
In answer to particular questions Of fact,
which. on motion Of the defendant, they
were directed by the Court to consider,
The jury submitted the following: aI'
Q,--Could not the plaintiff under the
circumstances In which he was placed, at
tho time Of the injury, by the exercise Of
reasonable and ordinary care for bis own
protection, have avoided the accident
A.-No. a F5 q o iy-S Il ','"-.'.
Q-Waa not tho plaintiff negligent in
placing himself In the position In which
DO WAS standing at the time when the in.
jury occurred, instead Of waiting In safer
place until tho truck WAS ready to be
moved? A.-No. ia .gI .l,l
Q-Wsc the neglect Of tho engineer,
Connolly, In running and managing the
engine OF which be was In charge at tho
time OF tho injuries, the sole cause OF the
PLAINTIFF ipjuries? A.-Yes. 0$
Q-.Was there any fraudulent or deceit.
iul Misrepresentation or eoncealmont by
mulligan at the time WHOM the receipt Of
June 20. 1884, was executed by the plain.
tila2 Ayes. s,'a 5;
CuARLEsJ. MAYER, Foreman.
A. motion waB made to set aa;de tho
verdict and grant q new trial, arguments
on which were deferred to future day.
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Y OSE case S6.inch wide English Cash.
mere, at loo per yard (all 3colors) worth
zoe, at sgttt6;g8 STONE 4 THoMAs', "a
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srA RICH, always ready and reliable, No
Cooking, no sticking perfect work. Gsocers, n =
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Model Sabbath" and his evening subject
was, "HoW to Manage Our Eyes and Our

WaS, du# 10 NHnagb Uuf Eyes and Our
Feet"
Hoover & Ludwia's big wagon and
blacksmith ahop ia nearly completed on
Noble street, near the Run bridge.
The city will BIO decorated and there
will be fire works at night during the
street fair. The committees have occurred
come pretty gas arches and will put them
in prominent places all over town.
John Teemer, of McKeesport, Edward
Phillips, of steubenviiie, Stony Ritz, Of
Wheeling, John He'll, OF Bellaire, Mouier
and Moniger, Of Pittsburgh, and Kennedy
Of illinois, will row in the regatta here
during the street fair. 0s.' :
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES /!

MN :, Achlng Sides and Back, Hip Kidney and
&S Uterine Pains: Rheumatic, scialIu. Neural
- IhaoDe minute by tho tMticlra Anti Rain
Plaster. The first and only pain killing plaster. A
perfect, instantaneous, neverid falling antdo,e 4,
pain, tnhammation and weakness. Especially
aaapted TO relieve female pains AID weaknesses,
A all druggists. Is cents; or OF PorrEa DAu1 AND
NHENlCAL TO-. Boston 800 '.fFaaal 4. oc2.uThIW
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g TEN pieces 4G.inch vide Atwood Black
Cashmere at Csc per yard, worth s5c, st Il
STONE 4 THoMAB'
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kuEDAY.

Az. DAN. l2s. sr.x. 7ra
aS' ~ ts' 80. 1SS So 7Ga
Wtathor-Fair. h: 5tI .lls} .5.is
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Yesterda,'s Association G.mcs.

At Louisville m sasemblage estimated
at 5000 to 1000 persona, witnFausd the
LAST Acknowledgements Of the season at tha.
place, the LouisvilleB and Cincinnatis be-
ing the contestants. Ramsey and Kerins
and Serad and Keenan, wera the bstteries,
and both did excellent work. Cincinnati
made two lnus in the first inning BY the
errors OF Ramsey, who made very feeble
attempt to stop Nichols grounder; thelat-
ter player stole second and third III rapid
succession. Louisville, 0; Cincinnati, 2.
HilH-Louisville, 0; Cinciuua!i, s. Er.
rors-1.ouisvilIs, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
At New York the Metropolitan and
Brooklyn clubs played postponed game.
Brooklyn, 2; Metropolitan, 6. Hits
Brooklyn, 7; Metropolitan, 10. Errors
Brooklyn, s; Metropolitan, 2. Batteries
Terry and Peoples; Mays and Robert.
AtSt. Lopis the Browns and CleYelands
closed the Association season there by
playing q game In the rain. 5000 people
were present, but they did not find much
entertainment, the ballahd grounds being
too slippery. St. Louis, 6; Cleveland, 2.
Hits-st. Louie, u; Cleveland, Q. Errors
ST. Louis, 8; Cleveland, 5. Batteries-
King and Boyle; Giles and thinner, n
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A. 4: /, Louisville Louisville, 10; olncin.
Sale of tho Nets.

New YoRx, Oct. s.-Concerning the sale
Of the Metropolitan bass ball CLUB to tho
management Of the Brooklyns, Manager
Byrne says; Negotiations began between
John B. Day and Mr.. Wimsn. Tho for.
NOR Offered SIC, 1000. After consulta-
ton With Measrs. Doyls and Abel,
I offered Mr.. Wiulsn $4,000.
for the franchise, players, etc. It was st
once accepted. On September % gave a
check for 5000; October l another for
$500 was handed 6Ir. Wimln, and the
balance, Sl2, 500, was paid October 3. The
Metropolitan directors then resigned, and
F. A. Abel assumad presidency Of the
Association, while yours truly, was made
nacsctaty. The Metropolitans will next
ssaaon play on Manhattan Island"
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Saturdays Lensne and Association Gnmes.
At Pittsburgh = Pittsburgh, Z; Obi,

cago, 2 5' u. 10 Il, 74s,
At St. Loula-st. Louis, 3; Cleveland, 4.
At New York-New York, 8; Phlladel.
At g Staten leland -Mo's, Q; Bslti.
At pailadelphia-Athletic, s; Brook.
Ign, s. .tE,!52t
At Washington Washington, .; Boa.
ton, 4. s3l.SySs. r szl.s,
At Indianapolis Indianapolis, II; Do.
troit, .. AZ &
A. Louisville ouisvillo, 12; olncin.
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Thermometer Record

A reported by Chriatian sohnept, drug
riat, Opera Houae coruer, Saturday: -
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BEST makes Black Silks at 81 90 and up
70 be found, guaranteed to wear, at as
X /. p /. y X STONE d THoNAB',
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Now Advertisements,

Wanled-Twcuty' five Coal Miners.
kaud Wanted. 9l 4! y. 5f.., :. " i
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